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JNorm is a static java code analysis tool. It detects areas of code which could be replaced by functions
from existing open source libraries. This can help to make the code more robust, readable and maintainable.
Example:
ttt.substring(ttt.indexOf("zz")+2)
...
ttt.substring(ttt.indexOf(zz)+zz.length())
...
Can be refactored as:
StringUtils.substringAfter(ttt, zz)
JNorm can be used as Ant task which produces html report with a list of possible improvements
> > > Report example for JBoss 5.0.0 < < <
Also available as Eclipse plugin
News
18/05/2009
JNorm v.0.0.7b has been released! CAPITALIZE rule has been fixed
Eclionorma v.0.0.7 has been released! It has been rebuild using JNorm v.0.0.7b library and makes all latest additions and fixes available through Eclipse plugin.
17/05/2009
JNorm v.0.0.6b has been released! New rules have been added: TO_PRIMITIVE_NULL_CHECK, READ_FILE_TO_STRING. Also TO_PRIMITIVE and SUBSTRING_AFTER have been improved
22/04/2009
Eclionorma v.0.0.4 has been released. It has been rebuilt using JNorm 0.0.5b library. Now TO_PRIMITIVE rule is available through Eclipse plugin
20/04/2009
JNorm v.0.0.5b has been released! New rule has been added: TO_PRIMITIVE.
02/04/2009
Eclionorma v.0.0.3 has been released. Fixed JNorm view that did not behave as expected when updating the code. See plugin web site for more information
16/03/2009
Eclionorma v.0.0.2 has been released. The special view for JNorm warnings has been added. See plugin web site for more information
21/02/2009
First ever release of Eclionorma, JNorm plugin for Eclipse! More information about Eclionorma v.0.0.1 can be found on plugin web site
28/01/2009
v.0.0.4b has been released! JNorm Ant task has been fixed. Now it deals correctly with multiple Fileset sections.
21/01/2009
v.0.0.3b has been released! New rules available now: CAPITALIZE and UNCAPITALIZE.
02/12/2008
v.0.0.2b has been released! New rule has been added: ADD_IGNORE_NULL.
24/11/2008
v.0.0.1b has been released! It includes following rules: EMPTY_STRING, NOT_EMPTY_STRING, SUBSTRING_BEFORE and SUBSTRING_AFTER.